Hi Chris, 2009/4/19 Chris Chabot <chab...@google.com>: > It seems the change to the features location (from /shindig/features to > /shindig/features/src/main/javascript/features) was also applied to the > 1.0.x branch recently, without updating php's path configuration, which > means that 'stable' branch has been broken for a while.
My fault. I did this change before starting the release. The main goal is to improve the maintenance when applying future patches on both branches. > I know Paul switched over the trunk a while back, but he also modified php's > config ... I wasn't aware that someone had done the same to the *stable* > branch too without making the required modifications or notifying me... it's IMHO reading svn commits should be enough but ok it is time consuming... To help you: * we could have this dev convention when modifying shared folders: ping the dev list. * Is it possible to include php in Hudson? Also, what about including the both branches in Hudson? > a bit of a shock to find that the *stable* branch that i've been pointing > everyone too, has been broken for a while. Only for less than a week and no complaints on dev@ :) > Fix's been committed to the 1.0.x branch, so I hope you'll be able to > generate new snapshots so we won't keep propagating broken code. > > Oh ps, when talking about PHP there are no 'binaries' nor 'artifacts', or > even 'source'; With PHP the source is the binary (even with binary op-code > caching it's still an inherently interpreted language), and artifacts used > to describe old stuff in Indiana Jones movies :) So the correct terminology > would be 'the PHP tarbals' or something similar. Thanks for this clarification. > On first inspection the generated php archives look good, but I'll do a full > end to end test to make doubly sure, after the above happened I don't feel > comfortable making any assumptions (why oh why would people do breaking > things on stable and fix-only branches ;/) Waiting for your go to restart the release. Cheers and thanks for the review! Vincent